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Wanna Buy Laptop: Give your suggestion!
Hello, I wanna buy a laptop. My budget is around 55,000/- Taka.
Which brand and which model will be better? Please give me suggestion!
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Sony Vaio, HP, Asus, Toshiba, etc are good brands but can't think of any specific models. Ideally I'd recommend any laptop with 1.8GHz+ core2duo processor, 2GB+ RAM, 200GB+ HDD, 15.4"+ screen, DVD-RW, webcam. Weight is also important. Battery life should be decent. It really depends on what you need it for. I recommend taking a trip to BCS Computer City at Mirpur to check out what options are available.
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I checked. I have found "Dell Inspiron 1564" with Intel i5 processor. How is it?
BTW what is the difference between Core 2 Duo And Intel Core i5 processor?
And if you have any suggestion/opinion, please give it here.
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I checked. I have found "Dell Inspiron 1564" with Intel i5 processor. How is it?
BTW what is the difference between Core 2 Duo And Intel Core i5 processor?
And if you have any suggestion/opinion, please give it here.
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i5 is one of the current generation of processors, and should be better. Its in between i3 (budget), and i7 (performance), and I personally think they are a good value.
Core 2 duo is an older line of processors from intel. i5 should be better.
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Core i5 has faster Front side bus, and dual core core i5 has built in graphics card which can play HD videos smoothly. My brother has a i3 proecessor and his laptop plays HD videos smoothly.
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Thanks All for helping! :-)
Your suggestions will help me a lot.
Anyone can give Any more suggestions?
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Sony Vaio, HP, Asus, Toshiba, etc are good brands but can't think of any specific models. Ideally I'd recommend any laptop with 1.8GHz+ core2duo processor, 2GB+ RAM, 200GB+ HDD, 15.4"+ screen, DVD-RW, webcam. Weight is also important. Battery life should be decent. It really depends on what you need it for. I recommend taking a trip to BCS Computer City at Mirpur to check out what options are available.
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thats the best recommendation anyone one can give. i want add the brand ACER. though in BD sony vaio and toshiba may be more expensive, but u can chose between ACER, HP and ASUS within ur budget. i use an HP, my father an ASUS and my mom an ACER, and from my experience with all three brands i think ACER>HP>ASUS. but this is only my views and with experience of only one models of each of the three brands.
i recommend u buy a magazine, computer jagat, computer bichitra or technology today. they have lots of ads of latest laptops. check the different features in different configurations. A HIGHER CONFIGURATION WILL CERTAINLY MAKE THE PRICE A BIT HIGHER. make a shortlist and also then note the dealers shop name in IDB. then have a tour at IDB and check them in front.
and i suggest try to stay away from compaq or dell in BD. and also some chinese brands that are growing these days.
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Intel Dual Core processors are now too old. They've come up with i3, i5, and i7. i3 is equivalent to your dual core processors, but will remain cool.
I got my shali a Sony viao with i3 processor...and it simply doesn't heat up. i5 and i7 can be **very** expensive. But if you need the processing power, go with i5.
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thats the best recommendation anyone one can give. i want add the brand ACER. though in BD sony vaio and toshiba may be more expensive, but u can chose between ACER, HP and ASUS within ur budget. i use an HP, my father an ASUS and my mom an ACER, and from my experience with all three brands i think ACER>HP>ASUS. but this is only my views and with experience of only one models of each of the three brands.
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and i suggest try to stay away from compaq or dell in BD. and also some chinese brands that are growing these days.
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I thought of ACER too but I have already seen two ACER laptops break down and would stay away from them unless I've exhausted all other options. On the other hand, Asus laptops are the most reliable I have used and there is plenty of evidence out there to support it. Here is one for example- http://www.techradar.com/news/mobile...laptops-651331
As for Chinese brands, I've actually heard great things about Lenovo in terms of reliability of their laptops. I haven't used one though, so can't say for sure.
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dnt buy Compaq...thats what i can suggest ! the battery gets so hot in just couple of mins...and doesnt give much back up ! there were some incidents where compaq battery got burst !
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